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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-28
BELLAIltE,
Religious, Personal nnd other News fror
the Glass City.

Religious, Personal nnd other News from
the Glass City.
Kramet's band Is TO be at the Catholic fair 10.
night,
A crop. Of weed seeds Is being raised on the
Square. II isalmost ripe.
Rev. n. s; Hoey having been sick this week will
not probably beaole to preach on sunday.
Acow fell over tho ~preclp!co made by a quarry
on me Winding I'LL road yesterday, and had lobe
killed.
IL. W.. wetherald occupies the house On Grayel
I'LL lately used as the Second Presbyterian church
parsonage.
The President, Gen. Warner, and Civil Engineer.
C.L.G Gould. o. tho Ohio Valley railroad, were In
In the creek there are lying large portions Of refuse
from the hlaushter houyeS,
The Presiding Elder, Rev. Louis Paine, will
preach tomorrow morning 81 the Firsl ii, Y
church ana hold quarterly conference.
There Will BIG quarterly conference services and
preaching by tho Presiding klder at tho South bel.
laiie VI. E. church tomorrow afternoon.
Yesterday morning a colored man and woman
and Il white N were found In d haynow and
arrested. They had spent the night there,
Union street was filed yesterday with teams and
w0tkmen hauling, and piling brick. The barge
loaded with brick is lying at The lower landing.
spangier Post 2. 4. /; will attend In II body the
SNNtt DNfAhAA aNH 20 AlNAAt k1=lllIIDU. Atl III
pastor, Rev. J. q. Smith, will preach u special ser.
mon.
Rev. W. S. Campbell will preach both morning
and evening tomorrow at the Episcopal church,
This church has not hitherto had evening service
on Sundays.
The first Decoration Day picnic will be held To-
day by the Knights OF Labor at Belmont. Spccisl
trains OIL the baltimore d Ohio will helm ID haui
The people from here.
One oil the members Of the firm that has built n
wUfKunef and his engaged Rhody fob!ps) IN 10 be
manager OF the factory.
T.. T. King and wife und John pupois and ,rifo
will leave next week for the wtsL, Mr, King ihints
Of moving 10 California and waits to PROSPECT. and
Ms. Dubois gaes TO Colorado for her health,
Chief Marshal Henry Landkrohn has apnointaa
aids TO arrange the various organizations 10 parade
Monday. They are Frank Astler, William Man.
Icy, John 1. shutueworth and George Stewart.
Many locomotive engineers have arranged In On
from here TO Columbus tomorrow by d sDccisl
trnin over the baltimore d Ohio. to attend a m.pt.
lug OF their BEotherhood. Chief Arthnr will make
IN adde's In the Opera House.
One Of the passenger trains running between
J here aud Pittsburgh, on the {. d p, bas brrn
equipped with II new device by which the bell cord
10 dOue away with. The communication with Tho
engineer is male by d handle In each car that
sounds Il compressed air whistle placed owe, lbr
engineers bead In the cab where the bell has been
The cars arc connected with a second rubber hose
like the air.hrHke tube and any accident IN tho
tain breaks This tube and automatically sounds
the whistle, Just ~ the uir.braEe on The car h sci
by the breaking of It's rubbe. Connection, Other
trains are to be fitted up in the sane way as soon
lis possible,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-28
4 rAlAr1A1 rsTApL1snMEsNr.
One Of the Enterprises that Reflect Credit
on the CITY.

One of the Enterprises that Reflect Credit
on the City.
Wheelingis fortunate In having a mum.
Der Of business establishments which com.
pare favorably with metropolitan stores Of
the same kind. OF none Is this more
strikingly true than Of the new candy pal
ace and confectionery Of Mr.. George L.
burst, OF l217 and 1910 Market street.
Mr.. burst has Just removed TO this stand,
and opened on q scale superior even 10
his former magnificent rooms. II Is safe
TO cay that no city the size Of Wheeling
can show q more completes and superb GO.
adjustment In the same line.
The main Balesroom, handsomely fitted
up, 10 % by 90 feet. Upgtaira Ia o parlor
% by 80, 10 which there 10 a private on.
trance for ladies. The place Ia fitted
throughout with the latest improved de.
vices Tor cooling the atmosphere, tho only
outfit Of Its kind In this vicinity.
The work shop Ia another large room
25 by 90 feet, fitted up with the latest i'm.
proved steam machinery, including a
steam ico.cream machine, the second Of
It's kind ever built. He has also employed
an expert workman from New York, and
his fancy cakes, fine candles and other
confectionery cannot be eQuslled In
Wheeling, while his leo cream keeps the
high standard for which 1t has always
been famous.
The complete equipment Of tho estab.
lishment and It's extensiveness shows O
confidence on MIR. Durst's part in the sub.
stantial character Of Wheeline's boom,
and 1t will doubtless be encouraged,
| Merit Trims.
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said q friend Of @. A. House, tho music
dealer, on the street yesterday, "did you
notice that article on the music trade the
other day."
ayes, / saw It,"
"What did you think OF III"
"Well, to me, 1t suggested tho frantic
eontoftions oil o person In distress. Either
that mythical reporter Ia ignorant Of the
amount OF busineea being done al 1920
Market atreet, or his youthful aspirationsto
emulate the example Of the Father Of his
country 10 on the decline"
"iour business then 10 satisfactory? ?"
"Quite 30. We have in stock ut this
time l32 Pianos and Organs, and arc out
Of o number OF styles that arc ordered.
We have received TithiR the Last sixty
0ay6 4 hundred and seventeen in-
%struments, al average Of nearly sixty per
month or soyen hundred per year. Two.
thirds Of these are shipped to different
points from tho depot aud our wsreroom
on Water street. We arc now doing buei.
mesa in four States; have three branch
stores, and have fifteen men In our EN-.
ploy. We carry and have in stock the
finest assortment Of Pianos and Organs in
the State. We do not keen or advertise
cheap stenciled goods. Every instrument
We handle bears the name OF the manu-.
~fscturer, and by them are thoroughly
warranted, which wo see il carried out.
Our statesmen are reliable gentlemen OF
character and standing and a credit to
any establishment"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-28

The regular meeting for the study OF the
Sunday Gchool lesson, will be held at
O'Clock this evening.
Young mems meeting will be held Of
I:30 o'clock this evening.
The monthly social will be held a. $3.50
o'clock.
Mems gospel meeting will be held at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Tia Sonth Side branch meeting will be
held at 3:i5 o'clock tomorrow in the
Third Presbyterian church. Everybody
will bu welcome at the meeting for the
rtndy OF the Sunday school lesson, AMI all
men are invited TO attend the other meet.
inpg
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1t will be Of interest TO ex.soldiers and
the people generally to know that twenty.
five Thousand was the sum paid the III.
nous Artist Brady (who accompanied the
army from the fall Of Sumptsr until the
close OF tho war; for the negatives OF this
rare and wonderful collection. and they are
now in the possession Of the United States
Government at Washington. These are
the only meg in existence. They wsre
made during the Rebellion and not copied
from drawings. Tho people OF Wheeling
have the opportunity Of seeing them
Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday nightp
OF next week, aud Wednesday afternoon
matinee, All 20,
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I'll TROYATORE.'
soESEs FROM vEnDl,s OPERA
Attic opera House Last Night under the
Direction of signor d'Auria-An Artistie
u Epjoynble Concert by a Number
of Leading Local Amateurs.

The musical entertainment given at the
Opera House last evening under the direc.
ton Of Sig. dAuria was q very artistic
and in every way succesnful affair. De-
spite the d~lsasreeAble weather the house
held q good sized audience, made up Of
the clty's prominent society and muAital
people, who were quick in noting tho
many excellent features with which the
programme abounded. The size and
quality Of the audience and It's diacrimi.
mating applause were all complimentary
to Sig. 'dAurin and the ladies and gentle.
men asaiRting him.
l.. The opening number was o sextetts
from Lucia" Bung by by Mrs. Otto
Jaeger, Miss theresa Phillips, and
Measrs. W. q. Day, X. i. Mcclure, james
Hammond and Thomas Carson. Miss
Mary Vardy sang Speak" one Of Ar.
diti's waltz songs, In a pleasant manner,
receiving q good round Of applause. Mir.
Day wna heard in "Salre Dimora" from
"Fanst," aud while no Bang II well and
was warmly received, he did not give the
general satisfaction that he would had he
sung instead como. sweet ballad to which
his fine tenor voice ia 10 admirably
adapted.
Mrs. Fred seymour's solo, "Her An.
awer," by NOR, was the best number on
the first part Of the programme; and in.
deed 1t Is Q matter OF doubt whether there
was gny part Of the entire programme
that gave more pleasure than this solo,
Mrs. Seymour was In good voice, and her
manner was charming. Mr.. Carson with
his fine baSg voice mRdo the moat out oil
"Gold," another n OF Moir's compost.
tioIg.
Tho second part OF the programme con.
sisted OF selections from Verdi's ever pop
ulsr opera Of III Trovatore," sung in cos
tune by the following caste: Asucena.
IA Gypsy, Misc Fannie Caldwell; Maurice
(Troubadour), Mr.. r V. Ankle; Count d,
Luna, Mr.. james Hammond; LeOnora
Nine, d'Auria.
The aelectious were ifom aCts ~ and Y,
and commenced with the scent and aria
"Love, ay on Rosy PinioHs," sung by
Nine, d'Auria, who has never been heard
to q better advantage bya Wheeling audi.
ence than che waB last evening. Her ex.
ecution was superb and her high notice
we're as clear and pure rs those of a ball.
The famous "Mieerere," sung by Madame
dtAuris, Mr.. Ankle and the chorus, reused
the audience to quite AL enthusiastic
point. The duet, Homo TO Our Noun.
%tsiHs," by MISC Caldwell and Mr. Ankle,
was a good number, the two voices blend.
ing very hRrmopiuusly. Miss Caldwell
Gang with spirit and hOr acting was no.
tiGeable easy and natural. Both she and
Madame d'Aufia were remembered with
flowers.
The programme will be repeated at q
matinee to be given this afternoon.
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1t has already been announced in the
lSTELLIGg%CEE that q number Of patrons
Of tho Grand Opera Home has asked the
privilege Of rendering Manager 0. G. Gen.
thcr a testimonial benefit. Fhfg otter AR.
Genther haB accepted, naming Thursday
evening, June IL, Hs the tins, and tho
GrRnd 30 the plRcn. Already Hbont thirty
five local anRteurs have volunteered 10
appear on tho stage on this occasion, and
q mos; attractive and enjoyable entertain
ment il assured. The programme will
probably open with a minstrel first part
performance by amateurs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-28

Mr.. Vance, father Of the Young lady
who wag victimiz.d by Frank Mccarthy,
has received n telegram from Baltimore
certifying that Frank Mccarthy and
Mamie Miller were united in marriage at
the cathedral in Baltimore, on November
10, 1853, by Rev. GeUTga Duyinp, aGpisted
by Rev. J. T. Whrlan. Witnesses, Mary
Rothcr and Mary Reilly.
LNat evenings BellHitN independent aays:
Mira MCCARTHY was In the city this uurI-
ing in Bearch Of her tFuHut husband. The
information wa9 given out that Mccarthy
and his new w~iIc-IRteiy Mifs Vance, Of
Whceling-%ers stopping Rt tho s.. NirL-
olg. The cecond ~it.'a father mud Mra.
Mccarthy No. | both C4tue down in
ncaIch Of them, hut nothing waB iound
except a trunk, whiCh did no! contain ANY
Of MISC Vauce'a clothing. and nothing 70
Indicate that 1t vas McUarthy'6. The
trunk ~aa lett at the hotel la8t
Wednesday.
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DGEf'
Essays for the State Fhir-Accideut to n
Child-Personnls.

Essays for the State Fnir-Accideut to n
Child-Personnls.
Judge I. II. CASTOR, OF ST. CiGitsyi1lc, was In the
city yesterday.
a goodly number from here took In the coucer,
al Wheeling last night.
Geo. Kelley; who has been quite III for some time,
b able 10 be about again.
The Chsutauqua Circle will give Il picnic at
litgeway's GrOvc on Monday.
The engineers OF this district will Gitcnd n meet.
Ing Of the brotherhood al Columbus tomorrow.
odcll Melster, Capt. A. Booth sud Others returned
last hight rom Il lshing excursion vi il plenty "
Cat,
Good Telplar Lodge In ~lieilRirc on Tuesday even.
Ing.
car jumped the track on the C.& r. yesterday
near the depos, but cause little delay aud less
damage.
J.w. Criswcll. Of Pittsburgh, is In the city In the
interest OF natural SSs. Nj. Criswell Was formerly
II resident oil This place.
Eva, II liile daughter oil. ". Fowler, fell down
the cellar stalls Yesterday aud received severe in.
juries about the head.
Members Of the German Lutheran church are
soliciting. funds for the building OF their new
church al al early date.
All the scholars In the public schools have writ.
ten essays u be sent TO The Vest Virginia Stale fair,
Oh the Island, next September.
MeiSter Bros. have bought the cigar factory and
stand Of Robt. Atcb!son. On Bridge street, and Will
continue the business o! Cigar making OIL u large
scale.
Arrangements have been made BY the Treasurer
Of Belmont cOnity, for K 7. tioweIf 10 collect tax.
Is for rcase township. Books ate now open al X.
7. NiOwell5 store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-28

At the session Of this court ut Charles
ton on Thursday Il. l.. Bnggs, OF Ashland
Kentucky, was admitted TO practice in
this court.
David s. SuitherB' admr. vs. ". II,
Edwards ct ala, in equity; order filing ex'
cepti0n.
First National Bank, Of Richmond, Viz.
GINA, va. Green Redes, ct ais; die.
missed.
Shunsker and Palmer, trustees, VS..
kan@wha Railway Company ; answer to
bill filed.
Richards vs.. Shonk, rule for security fol-
costs.
Us. Woodoll vs. William 7. Cannon,
ct al; tlsd order.
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STtuUtNtNNt NtfdW.
The statement Of Van 3. Baker, regard
ing hiB theory OF the late double murde.
OF which ne stands accused, published in
another column OF to-day's HeraM, was
shown to a prominent citizsn OF Hancock
county today, who after reading it smil-
ingly remarked: "That explanation OF
how the door came to be slammed in Mrs.
Swearingen's face ia the thinnest thing |
ever heard Of. The idea OF the old lady
siamming the door in anybody's face is
silly. Public opinion regarding Bakers
gEilt hasn't changed 3 particle. He will
always stand morally convicted no matter
Whist ne says or does, ami even il he ia
not legally convicted"
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A CHILD'S SKIN,
Ears and Scalp Covered with Ecze,
matOus ScabS and Sores
Cured by Cuticura.

Hr little son, aged eight ycnrs, has been AFFLICTED
NJ Win Eczema Of HE scalp, and ut iiilGE a SfeRt
portion Of tho body, ever since he w4s two ycan
old, II began III his ears, and extended to his
scalp, which became covered With SclbS and SORES,
and from which II sticky tluid poured Onl, CAUSING
Intense itchlns aud distress, RId EcAytng his har
matted aud Nieirks. Underneath these SCsbS the
skin wnS raw, like a piece Of bcGistcdk. Gradually
the hnif "aine ont and WIS destroyed. until but il
| small fmich WIZ Jeff NJ ibc bACE 81 the head Nj
friends In Peabody know hon my little boy hiss
suffered. Al night he would scratch Ills head I'M,
I'll HIS pillow WAS covered with blood. | used 10
Tie his hands behind him, aud IN many Ways tried
10 prevent his scratching; hut il was no use, nc
would scratch. l TOOK him To the hospital aud 10
the bGst phy1iCiHns In Peabody without success,
About this time, some iriCniS, who had been
cnrr1 By the Guiicuin RcntIlIS. prevailed upon
me To Try item, | began TO use them on the 18Th
o! January lnSt. In seven inCnths every particle
oil the disei4G was removed. Not u FpOt or iCab NJ
mains Oh his SCAlp To tell tRc EIoTy OF his suffering,
His hHir his rctntItri, and is thtCE AMI SIrung, and
his scalp rs sweet and clean rs any Child's In the
world. cannot say enough TO express my grail,
tudc for this wonderful cure 10y the Gutlcuin Rem.
cjics. and wish all similarly AFFLICTED 10 kuDY That
my statement is true and without CIaEIcration.
CHARLES MCKAY,
OCT. g, lSS' Peabody, Mass.
cd with the kczemn., llc was u pttlinl Sigh, 10
look ut know that he has tried our best phyhi,
clans, and did nl n father could do for II suffering
child, but awaited nothing. | know that tho state.
his boy by your Cutcum Remedies Grp truu In
every particular.
WILLIAM j. MCCARTHY,
Sfohtet street, Peabody, Mass.
Fold everywhere. ltico: Cutlcura, 80 ccuts; Gu.
tiCNIn SOlp, IS cents; GntlCura leSOlvent, 81 o.:
Prepared by PorTKH DIuU AND CMEXICAL Co,
Boston.
senl for allow to Cure Skin Diseases"
pIuPLES, WAckhCadS, Skin BlcmIshcs, and Inhy
! w Humois, Use CnIicuta Soap.
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LOCAL %BlsEYITIEs.
s~1attors OF Minor 1loment In md About
the City.

elRttors OF Minor Moment In nnd About
the City.
TIE Wheeling Turner's will excurt to
Steubenyilie Sunday on the steamer Tele.
gram.
kRAAER's band will 20 down to Bsllaire
this evening t oiplsy for the Catholic fair.
Several citizens will lslso 20 down to take
in tho fair.
a SUBSCRIPTION is being taken up for the
widow Of Edward Heryey, who was killed
in the Elm Grove coal mine8 two weeks
ago. Over Sl5u, has been collected so far.
TIE only case in the Police Court yes.
te1day waa that OF Reuben Wait, Of Mount
Pleasant, who was fined So and costs for
an assault the night before on Lou Young,
bar keeper ct McIanawsy's saloon.
THE fare for the round trip from this
city to Steubenvillo with the Marietta ex-
cursion Tomorrow will be so cents. An
advertisement Of this excursion appears in
another psst Of this mornings paper.
TIE breaking Of several large plate glass
Windows in stores and hotels and numer-
Gus small panes in private residences by
the festive ball tosser has caused such m
humiliation OF complaints tina. Chief Smith
has Instructed his officers to arrest all per-
cons playing ball on the streets.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord 8 deed made May 81, by Robert B.
Woods, trustee for Ella ". Russell, in
confederation Of s., 500, to Samuel Shriver
Russell, son Of said Ellie NJ, Tor lot ! Of
the Russell farm, iour miles east OF Wheel
ing, Is surveyed and subdiVided by Capt.
Carr.
To.MoRRow being Whitsun- Day, St.
Lakes Church OF the Island will be- beau
tiiully dressed with white flowers. Appro-
pirate music and sermons by the Rector,
with the celebration Of the Holy Commu.
nion in the morning, and the presence OF
the Sunday School in the evening will be
the special features OF the day.
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kramer's celebrated band will 70 down
TO tho Catholic Fair next Saturday oye.
ming. Tho boat lcaven tho wharf ut 7:3O
=. Nj, and stop at l~.HEcIlo and tho middle
ferry and Bun wood. Returning, leaves
BellairU at 1880 =. NJ. Round trip tickets
and admission to the Fair, e cduts. A
largG and elegant party will 20 down IRON
Wheeling.
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We have jnAt received u full line Of!
SPRING 0fERC0ATlAUS, and are In
daily receipt Of the latest Novelties In
Spring SnitinSs.
Also, Oh hand Il handsome liue OF Neck
wear aud G~eutlcmcn's Furnishing Goods.
G. HESS d. SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street,
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Tho steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every TueudAy at 3 =. Nj, and
will coll excursion tickets to parties OF five
or more. OnD week OF pleasure, boGuti.
fal scenery Rad good music on the largest
and best Btesmef that ComCs to Wheeling.
For rates apply to Fnnk Booth or Capt.
Charles Muhlemun, Wheeling, W. Va.
NWxr
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You nro feeling depressed, your appc-
tito Is poor, You arc bothered with head
ache, you aro IdgOlty, noryouB and gen.
orally ont Of sortg, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with gtimdlanlH, spring
medicincg or bittcrB, which have for their
basis n very cheap, bal whisky, and which
stimulate you Tor on hour and then leave
You In worao condition than before.
Whist y0H want In an alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action Of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such II medicine you will find in EleCtric
Bittoru, and only 90 cents n bottle At
Logan K Goa drug store.
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j. ". SrAIren. Of tbs firm Of HpNltor 4
Nuil, tho VOL knO~n irrECu artists, OF
Pittsburgh, ~ now engaged in GrrRcoing
the DrCiplr'n church, Ofpur city. PariieB
desiring work done will do well to give
him n call,
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TIE CIRCUIT COURT
TO Adjourn to,dny-nu.ine.. rran.ae,,

az FH.H.HHaH ~" <tFstseafF fHarhFHHUHF
The jurors have been dismissed in both
sides Of the Circui. Court and the court
will to.doy adjourn to court in courue.
The only business Of special public inter.
eat transacted yesterday was the granting
Of a divorce to Frank Coushlan from his
vile, Mary Coughlan. In the case Of Ed.
ward P. Allis persts the Ohio Valley Fire
Insurance Company, the demurrer to the
declaration was overruled.
In the case Of Levi @. Dozier rers,s the
West Virginia Printing Company, q suit
10 recover 5000 damages for an alleged
libelous publication in the Rtoiatr, tho
demurrer 10 the complaint was sustained,
and on motion Of the plaintiff the cause
vas remanded to rules with leave to file
an amended declaration.
In tho case Of Thomas Hughes & Co.
versus W.. A. Wright, on an appeal from
W. II. Caldwell, justice Of the peace, the
motion 10 dismiss was granted on the
ground Of lack Of jurisdiction, the amount
in controversy exclusive Of interest and
coets not exceeding SIS.
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VIZ have MT received another ~invoica Of
Cent? PG.teTn L3ntnrr ShdcN in CnngtesB
AMI lace. l. V, HInND,
iiT Main street.
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Fine Uprlr h; IiHnu For 5 lie =. y Raumer.
Use the Gaze CiIy Siuac Filter -ESIng BCs.
Proposals for r~"yiDG-B9a:d Of Public Works,
Lit Of lEttsis.
For eAlc-O!d WINDOWS, DoGr4. 6c.-KIIeYcs
KRAFT L. Co.
Wheeling Business College.
SpeciRl secondhand LsDin FxCurIon.
For Cincinnati 5tc6s'Tr LIRiS A. ShIticT.
Decorating Flags -ErGit Bros. 4 RC..uD,lrg.
GAso%Iine-I6E!An Warren q 10.
New GtOl-l. 4. Dillon 4 60.
Clear the w~Sy-Thiid page.
leo. Il, rlIitI :. Co--"H'h Goods Department.
Religious S~o,icCs-FOurlh rHvc.
COne L~G0E-Frew d E~ertChy-FOurth Page.